The Brutalist Report

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• Sandia opens up ultra-fast X-ray cameras to speedy shutterbugs [1128d]
• Uber and Lyft gig worker win overturned: You're a contractor, Harry [1128d]
• Microsoft and GM deal means your next car might talk, lie, gaslight and manipulate you [1128d]
• One third wiped off value of GitLab shares, Wall Street didn't like weaker outlook [1128d]
• Industrial design: AMD brings 4th gen Epyc power to embedded applications [1128d]
• Requiem for Google Reader, dead for a decade but not forgotten [1128d]
• After nearly two decades of waiting, GNOME 44 brings you... image thumbnails [1128d]
• Qualcomm tries to kick holes in logic behind €242M fine [1128d]
• SAP's in-and-out burger Qualtrics sold to Silver Lake and Canadian pension funds [1128d]
• UK refreshes national security plan to stop more of China's secret-stealing cyber-tricks [1128d]
• Flirting hard with India doesn't mean US is breaking up with China [1128d]
• Japan Post closer to replacing snail mail with autonomous drones [1128d]
• Meta winds down NFTs but will continue token efforts [1128d]
• NASA wants this telescope on far side of the Moon [1128d]
• LockBit brags: We'll leak thousands of SpaceX blueprints stolen from supplier [1128d]
• Pentagon whistleblower Ellsberg given months to live [1128d]
• Zoll Medical admits exposing records of 1m+ patients and staff [1129d]
• Zoll Medical says intruders had 1M+ patient, staff records at their fingertips [1129d]
• Rivian wants out of Amazon exclusivity clause for electric vans [1129d]
• ReRAM redo: UCL spinout scores £7M to bring Resistive RAM to market [1129d]
• Windows 11 puts 'disgusting' Remote Mailslots protocol out of its misery [1129d]
• 'Robot lawyer' DoNotPay not fit for purpose, alleges complaint [1129d]